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Founded 80 years ago by Hollywood’s biggest names (Goldwyn! Bogart! Crawford!), The Hollywood Reporter’s Philanthropic Organization of the Year empowers celebrity activists to tackle the world’s most daunting challenges.

"It was immediately clear why so many top philanthropic groups work with them," says the activist and former NFL quarterback about partnering with the Entertainment Industry Foundation for his Know Your Rights campaign.

She’s back in the studio, still writing that memoir, rethinking her biopic and, yes, starting a gelato empire — but, at 77, the world’s most recognizable mononym is primarily concerned with liberating Billy, a pachyderm at the L.A. Zoo.

The Ukraine Children's Action Project, co-founded by pediatrician Dr. Irwin Redlener, is persevering in its quest to provide access to mental-health services, health care and education for children scarred by the ongoing war in the country: "The scale of this is massive."

The Choose Kindness Project — an alliance of the nation's leading nonprofit organizations that champion bullying prevention, intentional inclusion and youth mental wellness — unveiled first-of-its-kind resources to bring parents, educators and coaches together to help support youth facing bullying.

Stand Up To Cancer is back with its SU2C fundraising special that is set to air on Saturday, August 19 at 8 p.m. ET with a star-studded list of celebrities.

Stand Up To Cancer® (SU2C) today announced that Julian Adams, Ph.D., a longtime oncology researcher and retired pharmaceutical industry chief executive, was named the organization's first Chief Science Officer.

A fundamental component of leadership for me is trust — trusting instincts, and perhaps most importantly, trusting the team and individual talents. I ensure that everyone on our team feels fully empowered to lead, grow, and generate new ideas that benefit us all. One of our team members has developed a large portfolio of partners who work with us to amplify their cause messaging. It has been a business built from the bottom up using our access to promote great work, and its development has been more successful than we could have hoped.

Research to Prevent Blindness (RPB) is pleased to announce two new grants to support high-impact vision research as part of its fall grants portfolio, which is now accepting applications and will fund more than $5 million in grants for individual researchers as well as high-performing departments of ophthalmology. The new grants are the: RPB / Tom Wertheimer Career Development Award in Data Science and RPB / Mary Tyler Moore Vision Initiative Physician-Scientist Award.

This will be the latest autopsy funded by Kaepernick as part of The Autopsy Initiative, a service offered by the football star’s Know Your Rights Camp.

The 2023 Tribeca Festival announced its lineup for this year’s event on Tuesday (April 18) and among the 109 feature films from 127 directors from 36 countries are a number of documentaries about some of the most beloved, scandalous and intriguing musicians of the modern era.